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Jan 2014

What Are You Supposed To Tell Your Sons About the Black Woman Chair?

January 22, 2014 By 59 Comments
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When an international magazine editor sits down on a chair called “the black woman chair,” for an editorial magazine… …heads are scratched. Pearls are actually clutched.  Swear words are articulated.  Anger is not just in the head or heart, it is felt in the body.  From anger to sadness to despair. Then you remember this […]

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Feb 2013

Exactly Where This Blog is Headed in 2013

February 12, 2013 By 47 Comments
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I am a communicator: a writer, a speaker, an artsy fartsy fashionista who has a hard time NOT communicating in one way or another.  It’s nearly impossible for me to shut myself down, shut myself up or shut myself out of community & conversations. That is why I blog.  Because I have to.  Being a […]

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